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It would be a shame for you to visit Turkey and not sample one of its most famous experiences. If you say the name Turkish Bath anywhere in the world, it conjures up images of marble walls and domed ceilings, with steam rising from the central marble stone. If this sounds exotic enough for you, why not come along and try it out for yourself?
The system has remained unchanged for centuries and, before every house had a bathroom, villagers and townspeople alike would go regularly to the baths, to get clean and socialise together, women in one Hamam and men in the other. Today, for tourist purposes men and women, whole families, use the same Hamam, where swimwear is worn beneath the robe as a gesture of modesty. Other than this, step back in time to the Ottoman Empire and the Turkish Bath.
The routine has changed little over the centuries and has comfortably become part of the Turkish culture. In every city you will see a Hamam often from antiquity, still in use today. Today most Turkish citizens have bathing facilities in their home, but still return frequently for the benefits of the heat and massage of the authentic Turkish Bath. Find out for yourself why.
| Traveller | Age | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | — | €25 |
| Child | — | €15 |
| Infant | — | Free |
Cost of Manavgat Turkish Bath in 2026 is 25 € per adult in 2026. Children between 6 - 12 years old are 15 € and infants are free of charge.
Any day of the week between 10:00 and until around 18:00. You say when suits you best and leave the rest up to the team.
Transfer to and from Hotel plus Insurance.
Sauna/Steam Room.
Salt (exfoliation) Scrub.
Foam Massage.
Aromatic Oil Massage.
Face Mask and Face Massage.
Tea or Apple Tea refreshment.
Slippers, towel, soap and waistcloth.
It is not recommended for pregnant women or anyone with a known medical history of asthmatic or heart problems.
Due to the tender musculature of young children, it is not recommended for them. 12 years and over are accepted.
No, not at all. For the sake of modesty people are asked to wear swimwear. Your masseuse may remove any straps that interfere with massage, but never your swimclothes, and always returns to original position before you leave the stone.
If this is the case and you still wish to have a Turkish Bath (who wouldn’t) you may bring your own soap with you. We recommend that you tell the reception staff when you arrive and they will make sure that the masseuse uses your own soap for your sensitive skin.
Some money for any extra expenses you may wish during the Turkish Bath, other than stated above.
If you came with friends or family and your Hamam has finished first, you may wait in the comfortable ambience of the waiting area for the others in your group to join you, before returning to your hotel.
It is in your best interests to take a Turkish Bath at the start of your holiday. With dead skin cells exfoliating naturally over a four week phase, you are simply speeding up the process and thus prolonging the life of any tanning you wish to do, during your holiday.